We are pleased to present our latest teaching resource for Year Group 5, focusing on the topic of ‘Cars’ in Maths/Numeracy aligned with the 2014 National Curriculum. This resource comprises 20 challenging questions designed to enhance students’ mathematical skills and understanding in a fun and engaging way. About the Resource: Subject: Maths/Numeracy Year Group: 5 Topic: Cars Curriculum Alignment: 2014 National Curriculum Resource Features: 20 Stimulating Questions: The resource includes a carefully curated selection of 20 questions that cover a range of mathematical concepts related to the theme of cars. Engaging Content: Each question is designed to capture students’ interest by incorporating real-life scenarios involving cars, making the learning experience both relevant and enjoyable. Skills Development: The questions are thoughtfully crafted to help students develop their problem-solving abilities, mathematical reasoning, and numeracy skills within the context of the ‘Cars’ theme. Why Choose This Resource: Curriculum Alignment: Aligned with the 2014 National Curriculum, this resource ensures that students meet the required learning objectives for Year 5 Maths/Numeracy. Enhanced Learning: By integrating the theme of cars into mathematical questions, this resource offers a unique opportunity for students to apply their skills to familiar and engaging contexts. Assessment Preparation: These questions provide valuable practice for assessments, helping students familiarise themselves with exam-style questions while reinforcing key mathematical concepts. Please note that the PDF is non-editable to maintain the integrity of the questions and layout.

Download our latest teaching resource - “Ratio Supermarket Themed Maths Word Problems” - designed to engage and challenge your students in the exciting world of ratios through real-life supermarket scenarios. Key Features: PDF Download: Ensure secure access to the non-editable PDF document, maintaining the integrity of the content. Supermarket Theme: Bring the concept of ratios to life with relatable and practical examples from the supermarket environment, making learning enjoyable and relevant. Word Problems: Present your students with 8 thought-provoking word problems that will enhance their problem-solving skills and deepen their understanding of ratios. Why Choose Our Resource? Authentic Learning: Our resource is carefully crafted to provide authentic learning experiences that resonate with students’ daily lives, fostering a deeper connection with the subject matter. Critical Thinking: Encourage critical thinking and application of mathematical concepts through engaging word problems set in a familiar supermarket context. Assessment Ready: Use the resource for formative or summative assessments to gauge students’ mastery of ratio concepts in a practical and meaningful way. How to Use the Resource: Classroom Activity: Incorporate the word problems into your maths lessons as engaging starter activities, group discussions, or individual challenges. Homework Assignments: Set the word problems as homework tasks to reinforce learning outside the classroom and encourage independent problem-solving skills. Revision Tool: Use the resource as a revision tool before assessments to consolidate understanding and boost confidence in tackling ratio-related questions.

We are excited to present our latest teaching resource designed to engage and inspire students in the world of mathematics. Our “Ratio Cars Themed Maths Word Problems” is a comprehensive set of 8 word questions that are both challenging and fun, aimed at improving students’ understanding of ratios through real-life scenarios. Why Choose Our Resource? Engaging Theme: The car-themed word problems are designed to capture the interest of students, making learning both enjoyable and relevant. Real-life Application: By connecting mathematics to a familiar concept like cars, students can understand the practical implications of ratios in a meaningful way. Critical Thinking: Each word problem is crafted to encourage critical thinking and problem-solving skills, helping students develop a deeper understanding of mathematical concepts. How to Use the Resource: Classroom Activities: Incorporate the word problems into your lessons as class activities or homework assignments to reinforce learning. Group Work: Encourage collaboration and discussion among students by having them work on the problems in groups, fostering peer-to-peer learning. Assessment Tool: Use the word problems as assessment tools to evaluate students’ understanding of ratios and identify areas for further development. Please note that the PDF is not editable to maintain the integrity of the content.